Moving texts: from discovery to delivery SHARP annual conf responsible organizer WWU Münster (@BookStudies_WWU w/@sfb1385) 26-30 July 2021 Logo: E. Heinz
Münster, Germany
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A beautiful #MovingTexts2021 send-off from @CorinnaNoRue. @MovingTexts2021 team, you've done an incredible job this week. Participants and all others engaging in conference sessions and on Twitter, thank you. It's been an inspiring week, and we're excited to keep the chats going.
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artists's books as bibliographic provocations, abstract concretizations, defying conceptual boundaries
enjoying the discussion on the accessibility of artists' books and ephemera in libraries Na'ama Zussman and Gabrielle Dean #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
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Morning coffee #SHARP2021 listening to Ruth Panofsky on French <—> English translation in Quebec
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for a bit of local advertising :) and some after-conference browsing material here is an overview of the #digital plattforms of Münster University #Library:
ulb.uni-muenster.de/en/samml… newly digitized documents are also announced via teapawt.org/ULB_MS_DigiNews. :) #MovingTexts2021
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HUGE congratulations to our 2021 DeLong Book History Book Award winner, Professor Kathy Peiss for Information Hunters: When Librarians, Soldiers and Spies Banded Together in World War II Europe (published by @OxUniPress) #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
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So how *do* feminists keep their books in movement, and their movement in books, zines, libraries and hearts? Join Gail Chester, Wangui wa Goro, @wondersbec, @magdaoljejor, and @jodiemartire for a round table @MovingTexts2021 on 30 July, 10:30AM CEST.
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Kudos to all the amazing sharpists tweeting so much. It helps me follow the discussions I have to miss. It also makes me realize that I just can't tweet and attend a talk at the same time. Maybe because I'm becoming older? Or likely a pandemic side effect. #MovingTexts2021
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I’m so looking forward to this panel on reading and inclusivity in the digital age! @onlinereaders1 @DriveNetkenya @MariLib #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021 13.00 UK/14.00 CET wwuindico.uni-muenster.de/ev…
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Excellent point by @DevinFitzger: 'Libraries make as much invisible as they make visible ... This is where the system is the most fragile. It relies on people with access, i.e. librarians, to determine priorities.' #MovingTexts2021
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Trying to decide how I can summarise the #SHARP2021 experience today and I feel like inspirational is the best way I can put it? My day has been full of time-travelling research, overcoming in the pandemic, and researchers full of passion. And Wonder finally! #MovingTexts2021
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By the way: if anyone (esp. grad students/ECRS) wants to submit a conference or panel review to @SHARPorgNews please reach out! You can @ me or our twitter account (managed by the awesome @leahhenrickson) #SHARP2021 #MovingTexts2021
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Up bright and early for the first day of #MovingTexts (complete with 🫖 and that classic @SHARPorg coaster) If you’re interested in #piracy #data and #openaccess conversations, check out this afternoon’s session with @rachellynchase @kathiiberens & @bodobalazs! #MovingTexts2021
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Join us on Tuesday at 2pm CET and don't forget to watch our presentations beforehand! Let's discuss platforms, online reading practices, reader participation and algorithms! @cparnell_c @DeGreveLore @Dr_Rehberg_Sedo wwuindico.uni-muenster.de/ev…
I cannot wait for #SHARP2021 #MovingTexts! Join us on Tuesday for our panel discussion on literary prizes, authority & self-publishing. Or watch our presentations here: wwuindico.uni-muenster.de/ev…. @Dr_Rehberg_Sedo @DrDFuller @LauraBqt @cparnell_c
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@MovingTexts2021 has started! It’s great to see so many panels about #copyright #literaryagents and #networks! If you are free tomorrow at 12 CET, join @Lavale_Ab @FedeColuzzi @mila_xl and myself for a roundtable on ‘transnational communities of mediation’ #Sharp2021 #bookhistory
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Lena Boetius comparing US and German trade publishing, and Charley Matthews on queer women readers in 19C Britain.
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Very excited for the start of #MovingTexts2021! Just attended a terrific 5-1-5 panel of PhD researchers including @caitlinmhp on genre conventions in crime fiction, Carlota Àlvarez Maylín on attacks on book distributors in 1970s Spain, Katie Taylor on The Brownies Book 1/
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Have a great @MovingTexts2021 conference ! 400 attendees across time zones July 26-30 for exciting #bookhistory discussions. Join us Wed 28 at 9pm CET for Women of the Left Bank and Beyond: Cultural Mediators across the Atlantic.
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Other Canadian presenters/topics at #SHARP2021? Let us know so we can share your panel info here! @MovingTexts2021
The first(?) Canadian presenters @MovingTexts2021 are Alan Galey and @ellen_mic from U of T moderated by John Maxwell from @learnpublishing at SFU. They hit the virtual stage on Monday at 7:30am EST/10:30am PST.
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Looking forward to our #SHARP2021 @MovingTexts2021 roundtable discussion about "Creative Reading" on Wednesday! (8am EDT) I'll be talking about subeditors in fact and fiction, @RenskeHoff about readers of 16th-C Bibles, @ehxlibris on 18th- and 19th-C publishers series...